Fogo reads like a chain built around one assumption: users should not have to think about network delay. To get there, it treats variance as the real enemy and pushes responsibility upward into infrastructure, curated validation, and disciplined coordination.
That trade is easy to miss. Speed can make crypto feel normal, but it can also make participation feel less casual. Geography, hardware standards, and enforcement choices start to matter as much as code. Even smoother UX patterns can reroute trust through paymasters and session rules.
So I don’t ask whether Fogo is fast. I ask what it must control to stay fast.
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